The Tiffen Filter Wheel 1 Digital Diffusion/FX 2 Filter is a softening and diffusion filter specifically meant to appear invisible, as if no filtration is being applied. Compared to other diffusion filters, this filter offers virtually no flare or loss of contrast for more subtle applications. It helps to lessen facial blemishes, wrinkles, and gently smooth textured backgrounds while maintaining sharp focus. The 2 density provides a subtle amount of softening.

This filter is constructed from Water White glass and is made using ColorCore technology, a process that involves laminating the filter substrate between 2 pieces of optical glass and grinding flat to a tolerance of 1/10,000th of an inch.

Softens Skin Details    Smoothes Textured Backgrounds    Invisible Appearance    Helps to Maintain Sharp Focus    ColorCore Water White Glass

Softening and diffusion filter for softening skin details and smoothing over textured backgrounds.

Gives the impression no filtration is being used and helps to maintain clear focus.

Water White optical glass for excellent clarity.

Compatible with rotary filter wheels for quick and efficient switching between densities or other filter types without moving camera, scope, or imager.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this new camera use the same wide angle and teleconverter lenses (WCL & TCL) as the X100F?

A: Yes, the X100V uses the same add on auxiliary lenses as the X100F.

Q: 2. What does it weigh?

A: From Nikon's COOLPIX P1000 website spec page: Weight 49.9 oz (1,415 g) with battery and memory card

Q: 3. Does this shoot RAW?

A: Yes, the Panasonic Lumix FZ80D Digital Camera shoots RAW – M Image quality.

Q: 4. Does x100v include MANUAL audio control for (internal or external) microphone?

A: Yes. As indicated on page 167 of the Fujifilm X100V Mirrorless Digital Camera's User Manual, you may go to [MENU → AUDIO SETTING → INTERNAL MIC LEVEL ADJUSTMENT] which has options listed [Auto], which adjusts the recording level automatically, [Manual], which allows you to adjust the recording level manually by pressing the focus stick/focus lever right to choose from 25 recording levels, or [Off], which turns off the built-in microphone. When using an external microphone, you may go to [MENU → AUDIO SETTING → EXTERNAL MIC LEVEL ADJUSTMENT] which has the same options except [Off] will instead disable recording using external microphones.

Q: 5. Can the P1000 back button focus?

A: Back button focus is not possible on the P1000.

Q: 6. Is there IBIS in this Leica Q2 Monochrom? There is absolutely no mention of it in the description or company literature.

A: The Leica Q2 Digital Camera and the Leica Q2 Monochrom Digital Camera both have optical image stabilization. This is optical stabilization in the lens, and is not what is typically referred to as IBIS (In-body image stabilization). IBIS refers to stabilization where the camera sensor itself moves slightly to counter any camera shake. Optical Stabilization works by shifting an element or multiple elements in the lens to compensate for camera shake. Both serve the same purpose. So while the camera does not have IBIS, is it still optically stabilized.

Q: 7. Which one is better: photo taken at 3000 zoom with this P1000 or 600 zoom expanded to 3000 digitally with sony RX 10 IV ???

A: The Nikon COOLPIX P1000 Digital Camera has the smaller 1/3 16MP sensor with a significantly longer lens than the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX10 IV Digital Camera with its larger 1 20MP. We would be of the opinion that the image quality of the same subject, same distance, same final size would be comparable. In other words, most viewers with not see a difference. However, only testing and personal taste can confirm this. We would suggest basing your choice on what feature is more important: The P1000's longer reach or the RX10's slightly better low light ability and image quality.

Q: 8. How lon does the battery last?

A: The battery life for stills is rated at 350/420 frames in the EVF/OVF Normal Mode. The battery life for video with face detection turned off is 45 mins for 4K and 50 mins for Full HD. With the face detection turned on, that is 55mm in 4K and 75mm in Full HD.

Q: 9. Hellow quick question, can this camera shoot in a night vision mode or infrared for night time sky photography?

A: For night sky photography capturing the Milky Way, you do not need night vision or infrared. In fact, neither would get you the look you are looking for. Ideally, you would use a full frame sensor camera and a quality wide angle prime lens (plus a tripod) to do astrophotography. The P1000 camera will do very well capturing a close up of the moon. However, it would not be a good choice for night time sky photography. That is because the sensor is too small for good and the lens too slow for low light capture. Shooting the night sky means no more than a 30 second exposure otherwise the stars move too much and become not beautiful point of light but ugly blur. You can do that with a full frame camera and fast prime lens and not with the P1000. And finally, to answer your question, there is no night vision or infrared in the P1000.

Q: 10. Will the zoom on this be better than the p900 to prove that the earth is actually flat?

A: Yes, but the P900 has already proven the earth is flat. So this camera will just hammer all the ball earthers into admitting the earth is flat